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Explore the extensive range of ASSA ABLOY power solutions tailored to meet diverse access control needs, from wall-mounted to rack-mounted configurations.
Selecting the appropriate power supply is a critical decision in designing an electrified access control system. It’s as essential as choosing the right locking mechanisms and accessories connected to it.
Securitron power supplies deliver clean, efficient, and dependable solutions for any requirement, including options for high-efficiency sustainable locking systems. These supplies accommodate everything from small single-door setups to expansive enterprise-level systems.
For an energy-efficient option, Securitron EcoPower® slashes standby power consumption by 99%, making it ideal for low-power access control devices.
Power over Ethernet (PoE) extractors and injectors offer integrated power and data transmission over cost-effective CAT-5 cabling.
Linear power supplies provide multiple low-noise power options suitable for sensitive electronics.
Rack-mounted power supplies present an efficient, space-saving solution for powering access control devices, including electrified door hardware and more.
Switching power supplies are a cost-effective, energy-efficient choice for access control systems, available in both wall and rack mount options.
Power transfers ensure the secure delivery of power and data from the frame to electrified hardware on doors.
Let ASSA ABLOY guide you in identifying the power supply that perfectly meets your needs, whether for new or existing electrified access control systems.
The Securitron AQ Series of switching power supplies provides versatile solutions, including dual (AQD), single (AQS), and voltage-supervised units with a built-in battery charger. These are designed to power a wide range of access control equipment, such as magnetic locks, electric strikes, card readers, sensors, control boards, and more. The AQ Series also supports DC cameras and other DC locking devices, offering field-selectable dual (AQD) or single (AQS) 12 or 24 VDC outputs with up to 16 independently controlled, power-limited outputs.
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